Falltech HLL, User Instruction Manual

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* 7’ Freefall Distance scenario is only allowed when the SteelGrip® Temporary Cable HLL is attached
to the FallTech SteelGrip® Stanchion. Freefall should be limited to 6’ or less when used with any other
anchorage connector.
Span Leng
th (
fee
t)
Freefall Distance (feet)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 *
0 - 30
17.0’ 18.0’ 19.0’ 20.0’ 21.0’ 20.0’ 23.0’ 24.0’
31 - 40
18 .5’ 19.5’ 20.5’ 21.5’ 22.5’ 23.5’ 24.5’ 25.5’
41 - 50
19.5 ’ 20.5’ 21.5’ 22.5’ 23.5’ 24.5’ 25.5’ 26.5’
51 - 60
21.0 ’ 22.0’ 23.0 ’ 24.0’ 25.0’ 26.0’ 27.0’ 28.0’
61 - 70
22.5 ’ 23.5’ 24.5’ 25.5’ 26.5’ 27.5’ 28.5’ 29.5’
71 - 80
24.5 ’ 25.5’ 26.5’ 27.5’ 28.5 ’ 29.5’ 30.5’ 31.5’
81 - 90
26.0 ’ 27.0’ 28.0’ 29.0’ 30.0’ 31.0’ 32.0’ 33.0’
91 - 100
27.5 ’ 28.5’ 29.5’ 30.5’ 31.5’ 32.5’ 33.5’ 34.5’
1
2
3
B
C
A
Figure 4 - SteelGrip® Temporary Cable HLL with SAL Minimum Fall Clearance
(Maximum Two Workers)
SteelGrip® Temporary Cable HLL with SAL Minimum Required Fall Clearance
310 lbs. Maximum User Capacity Each Max. Two Workers
1 Find Span Length in Table Below
2 Find Freefall Distance in Table Below
3 Required Fall Clearance at the intersection of Span Length and Freefall Distance (see table below)
A. Overhead Anchorage B. Walking/Working Surface C. Nearest Lower Level or Obstruction
* Work below HLL to avoid Swing Fall
2.7.2 Minimum Required Fall Clearance for Two Workers w/SAL
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